Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-01

Maximum Thermometer, !oV.
Minimum The eTmometer, 44V.
News Notes.
Rev. DR.. Schneider will lecture this
evening at 1880 o'clock in the Synagogue
IN German.
One case of smallpox was reported
yesterday at No. Is Downey avenue. 1t
was reported by DR.. Davis.
The Pacific Fruit Grower. OF Messrs
ksymert 4 Brook, is on the press and
win be issued in few days.
The Police Commissioners yesterday
discharged Dan Lynch from the force
for conduct unbecoming an officer.
Charles L. Batcheller. Esq, has been
appointed by Judge Cheney receiver Of
che vast Nordholt estate, which is in
litigation.
The Supervisors have acted on tn
suggestion in yesterdays HERALD and
offered reward of $3.50 for the sppre.
hension Of Ell. Hammond.
An entertainment entitled a "Japa-
ness Wedding" will be given at Armory
Hall tonight by the Y. w. C. T. U. for
the benefit of the news boys, free night
school.
Rev. j. w. Ellis was yesterday ar.
rested by Deputy z.njcro M. A. Deck.
man for polluting o zanja. Ellis ought
to be ashamed Of himself for doing such
thing.
Every city of respectable size allows
iss Mayor a secretary, and Los Angeles
should do the same. The matter will
come MP before the Council on next
Monday.
Mrs. Parker, from England, will be at
che annual meeting of the Central w.
C. T. u. this afternoon at o'clock in
the M. &. Church South, Fort street,
uear Fifth.
An entertainment will be given this
evening at Bryson Hall by Stanton Re-
lief Corps No. l6. An excellent pro.
gram is announced and refreshments
will be served.
The railroad officers here yesterday
received kilograms to shut down on the
ticket scalpers. This will throw several
well dressed young men out of employ.
ment temporarily.
The young ladies of Asbury M. E.
church will give a flower social this
evening, for the purpose of in
creasing their Sunday school library
fund. Ice.cream and cake will be served
at 25 cents dish.
Mr.. E. E. Hall, one of the directors
of the Azusa Land and Water Company,
was yesterday offering to bet that there
would be q sale to-day of $3.50, 900 in
city and suburban lots in the city Of
Asasa, without takers.
County Tax Collector Ell Hammond
having failed to comply with the law in
neglecting to turn over the funds of the
county, to the Auditor, for the mon b
of March, 1887, has forfeited his right to
tho office, which is now vacant.
Judge Cheney yesterday ordered that
H. D. Walker be imprisoned in the
County Jail for contempt of court in re-
fusing to pay $3.50 to his wife for her
support during the pending of the trial
for divorce, and that he stay there until
he pays said amount.
E. T. Wright, one of the trustees of
the Cucamonga Land and Water Com.
pany, arrived home on Wednesday eve
ming. He reports the new city on a
boom, with q 1000 side-track, a lumber
yard, three houses and a hotel under
contract. Fifty houses will be erected
when the railway is opened.
w. 7. Carleton's opera company will
open at the Grand Opera House on Mon.
day, and the sale yesterday indicates
that good business will be done. The
repertoire includes Erminie, Nanon,
Mikado, Fra Diauolo and the Drum,
Majors Daughter, with entirely new
scenery, painted by Wilkins, for the
;Mikado.
With firm belief that Chinatown
will be abolished and Los Angeles street
opened, the great hardware firm of
Montague & Co., of San Francisco, has
leased the property OF Ivar A. Weld, on
that street between Requena and First
streets, on which they will erect inn
,mense buildings for their storerooms and
.manufactories. Steadily and ceaselessly
the center of trade drifts southwark.
M. Whaling, Esq, and others are now
organizing an Irish Literary and Social
Club, for the purpose of mutual improve.
ment to perpetuate the memory of the
great National bard of Ireland Thos
Moore, and last but not least to foster
and encourage spirit Of liberty and sym.
pathy with Ireland, in this her hour of
gloom and distress inspired by English
Legisla ,ors. The objects are truly
worthy and deserve sympathy and